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From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
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speedcore
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Etymology tree
English
speed
Proto-Indo-European
*kret-
der.
?
Proto-Germanic
*harduz
Proto-Indo-European
*-yos
Proto-Indo-European
*-yós
Proto-Germanic
*-jaz
Proto-West Germanic
*-ī
Proto-West Germanic
*hard(ī)
Old English
heard
Middle English
hard
English
hard
Middle English
core
English
core
English
hardcore
bf.
English
-core
English
speedcore
From
speed
+
-core
.
Noun
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speedcore
(
uncountable
)
(
music
)
A very fast type of
hardcore techno
.
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